Tag: Famous Freemason
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George Washington’s Thanksgiving Proclamation
In 1789, Worshipful George Washington delivered a proclamation establishing the date that the nation would participate in thanks giving, which…
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Chastity for Freemasons
Chastity for Freemasons: An article dipping into the concept of Chastity as proposed by Benjamin Franklin and the application in Freemasonry.
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Humility Makes a Freemason
Humility. The dry definition of humility is quite simply, a modest, or low view, of one’s own importance. That sounds a bit depressing if you ask me. I prefer Brother Benjamin‘s concept. Imitate Jesus and Socrates. Jesus Christ Whether you’re a follower of Christ or a believer of some other saintly being, you cannot deny…
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Freemasons Fight the Sneaky Little Things
Freemasons Fight the Sneaky Little Things – A 13 Virtues Article
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Cleanliness in Masonry
“Cleanliness generates healthiness, which generates other aspects of life and most important security, but if security and healthiness are there without cleanliness, then they are sure to collapse.” – Ankur Agrawal This continuation to our look at the Thirteen Virtues of Benjamin Franklin investigates the virtue of cleanliness. The actual statement of the virtue being,…
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Freemasons Practice Justice
Freemasons Practice Justice – An Article on One of the 13 Virtues as Outlined by Benjamin Franklin
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The Virtue of Sincerity
Sincerity: Use no hurtful deceit; think innocently and justly; speak accordingly.
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An Industrious Freemason is a Happy One
America quickly became known as in industrious nation during WWI and WWII, a move that not only played an integral part in winning the wars but defined the prosperity of the country.
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Virtues That Aid Frugality
As this is the final article in the Frugality chapter; let’s get serious for a moment. Many people mistake being frugal for
Damascus Lodge #10 